Sweet like Wine: Love Your Dimples Even More

Chapter 141 - 70: Problems That Cannot Be Avoided (3)

"Hmm, once Summer’s roasted whole lamb comes out, foodies from all around will flock here. We’ll roast it right in the yard. We’ll give our known neighbors the leftover ribs, and those unfamiliar can just watch, ensuring they’ll never forget the unbeatable flavors from Artie’s house for generations."Artie naturally speaks with exaggeration when in high spirits.

Summer Fairmont erected a large rack for roasting a whole lamb and a smaller rack for a suckling pig in the backyard, using fruitwood, along with a barbecue grill made from Islay’s peat.

At five in the afternoon, after the people from Kilmenny Ranch delivered the prepared lamb and pig to Artie’s vacation home, Summer Fairmont started filling them with prepped ingredients.

The aromatic scent quickly attracted nearby neighbors to the yard.

Islay is sparsely populated, and the area where Artie resides is considered the busiest spot locally.

Within a 200-meter radius, there are two restaurants, two pubs, and a supermarket; the residential buildings here are the most densely packed on Islay.

Summer Fairmont is usually aloof, not engaging much with others, but after all, the vacation home belongs to the hospitable Artie.

Soon, neighbors unable to resist the temptation started dropping by.

In less than an hour, Artie’s yard presented a lively scene.

Some came with whiskey, others brought sound systems.

Craft beer was hauled over, guitars in tow.

Someone even brought over a full drum set from home.

Gatherings on Islay are always so casual yet so professional.

Halfway through the party, someone remembered to ask what the celebration was for.

Artie explained that she had graduated from the University of Glaslow and would be returning to Celestar for future development. Her visits to Islay would be scarce, so she wanted to treat her neighbors to a feast before leaving.hing, but a brother too?